A Perfect World By Emma Oelschig

A Perfect World

A perfect world doesn't mean no crime, no school, no money and no material possessions. A perfect world would have equality that still allows individuality; minimized  crime; people who are aware of the state of the world that we live in and that are doing something about it. A perfect world would have freedom for those who deserve it.

People would normally say that the perfect world would have absolutely no crime but actually the perfect world would have good leaders that are equipped to deal with crime. World peace would be suggested in a perfect world but what does world peace actually entail? World peace should entail no war, no family left hungry and for countries to work together.

A perfect world wouldn't force people into communism. Equality should exist. Everybody is equal but everybody is also special in their own way and people should be able to be individuals.

"Don't collect possessions, collect memories" is a quote that many would mention when describing the perfect world. If we collected memories and not possessions, what would we be left with? What would we wear? Where would we live? How would we communicate and how would we treasure objects that have been given by loved ones. We could say that memories lie in possessions. Maybe a perfect world would have possessions but they wouldn't mean as much as people should.

A perfect world would contain equipped leaders to deal with law enforcement. A perfect world would have equality where individuality is embraced. A perfect world would be war-free. A perfect world would have no family left hungry.
However that's just my opinion.

By Emma Oelschig 9z